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In this post I look at how to create a simple .NET profiler. But instead of using C++, the profiler uses C# and NativeAOT with the Silhouette library Link to article: https://andrewlock.net/creating-a-dotnet-profiler-using-csharp-with-silhouette/
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.NET 10 is officially out, along with C# 14. Microsoft has released .NET 10 as Long-Term Support (LTS) as a successor to .NET 8. Like every version, it is not just an update but brings something new to the table. In this series, we will explore which aspects of software Link to article: …
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The most common reason an AI system “hallucinates” in production isn’t that the model is dumb. It’s that we’re drowning it. In the last year, many teams have quietly adopted a pattern that looks sophisticated on paper: throw everything into the prompt. Policies, API schemas, examples, edge cases, brand voice, product …
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In C#, Attributes are a handy mechanism to attach metadata to your classes, methods, properties, etc. In this article, we will see how to create custom Attributes and access them at runtime using Reflection. Link to article: https://www.code4it.dev/csharptips/custom-csharp-attributes-reflection/
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In this post, we introduce checkpointless training on Amazon SageMaker HyperPod, a paradigm shift in model training that reduces the need for traditional checkpointing by enabling peer-to-peer state recovery. Results from production-scale validation show 80–93% reduction in recovery time (from 15–30 minutes or more to …
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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is revolutionizing AI by providing a universal integration standard for the external systems, unlocking unprecedented capabilities, transforming how AI models access and utilize real-time data. Link to article: …
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Amazon SageMaker HyperPod now supports elastic training, enabling your machine learning (ML) workloads to automatically scale based on resource availability. In this post, we demonstrate how elastic training helps you maximize GPU utilization, reduce costs, and accelerate model development through dynamic resource …
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This is a guest blog from Toine de Boer. I'm a .NET developer primarily focused on .NET MAUI to ASP.NET backend services. Because I recently have worked a lot with Widgets and encountered many obstacles and very limited documentation in the initial phas Link to article: …
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In this post, we explore two powerful orchestration patterns implemented with Strands Agents. Using a common set of travel planning tools, we demonstrate how different orchestration strategies can solve the same problem through distinct reasoning approaches, Link to article: …
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In this first part of our two-part series, you'll learn how to evolve your existing DevOps architecture for generative AI workloads and implement GenAIOps practices. We'll showcase practical implementation strategies for different generative AI adoption levels, focusing on consuming foundation models. Link to article: …
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In this post, we present practical techniques and recommendations for optimizing throughput in ML training workloads that read data directly from Amazon S3 general purpose buckets. Link to article: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/applying-data-loading-best-practices-for-ml-training-with-amazon-s3-clients/ …
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We have rolled out 2025.11.1, the first update for the major 2025.11 version. This bug-fix resolves a number of issues, including: Bug-fix updates also include performance and security improvements, so we recommend installing them promptly. See TeamCity 2025.11.1 Release Notes for the complete list of resolved issues. …
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Here on the Visual Studio team, our top priority is making your coding experience smoother and more enjoyable. And that begins with truly listening to your feedback. We understand that sometimes sharing your thoughts can feel like tossing bug reports and suggestions into a black hole. It doesn’t feel good, and we get …
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Apparently, late last week was an event known as the Cricket Celebration Bowl. I thought to myself, "The Cricket Celebration Bowl sounds like the name of the least popular item on the Panera menu." And no, it's not a cricket match either. Link to article: …
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We closed last time with this table: To get First try Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20251215-00/?p=111869
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This article was brought to you by Satish Subrahmanya, draft.dev. It’s 4:47 pm on a Friday. Your feature branch just passed all tests locally, and the code review went smoothly, so you hit the merge button. But then it happens: The CI build fails. The same test suite that passed five minutes ago is now […] Link to …
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Welcome to another issue of Dev Leader Weekly! In this issue, I discuss some of the awesome features Auth0 is bringing for building AI agents! Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2025/12/14/auth0-changes-the-game-for-ai-agents-dev-leader-weekly-119
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Check out this week from Dev Leader! Here's a list including articles and videos on software engineering, career development, and programming in C#! Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2025/12/14/weekly-recap-20251212
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Most discussions about Model Context Protocol infrastructure ask how to govern thousands of AI tools and monitor which MCP servers are running. This question is table stakes but undershoots the possibilities. A better question is how we can unleash MCP to drive developer creativity from a trusted foundation. The first …
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The author expresses frustration with Sora's poor user experience and ongoing instability, emphasizing navigation difficulties, session issues, and prolonged outages. Despite Sora's impressive capabilities, the author argues that without prioritizing user experience and reliability, OpenAI risks losing the trust of …
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